[share_sc] Note: This is a guest contribution by Jenny Newcomer. Jenny is a woman who wears many hats! She runs a business which designs and sells eco-friendly organziational products (how else could someone juggle 3 businesses and 2 kids?) When I say I sold my stuff, what I really mean is I sold my crap. …
How I paid off $15,000 in 9 months by selling my ‘Stuff’ on Ebay Read More »
This article is a guest contribution by Michael Henry. [share_sc] Is there a more tired analogy used in the personal finance community than the “building wealth is a marathon, not a sprint” cliché? And like most annoying clichés, this one happens to be pretty true. Reading Baker’s decision to attack his level of fitness with …
This article is a guest contribution by Austin Morgan. Austin blogs over at Foreigner’s Finances, where he not only talks personal finance, but also writes on the culture differences (and increased cost) of living in Japan. Courtney and I are considering Japan for the future, so I love reading about his firsthand experience. Learn more …
[share_sc] It’s been a while since I updated everyone on our ‘War on Debt’. Why? Well, I don’t know for sure. Maybe because very little has changed since we’ve been overseas. Maybe because there have been more sexy things to talk about. I guess our foot has kind of come of the gas a little. …
I’m a Big, Fat Hypocrite: Our Updated War on Debt Read More »
No big or bold news on the home front this week! I did, however, want to thank all of you for an amazing discussion on religion and spirituality on Monday. To be honest, I fully expected to have to delete or moderate some people (it can be an intense issue). I should have known better, …
[share_sc] [If you cannot view the video above, click here to go directly to the post] Overview of topics discussed in video: [0:05] – The Dow Jones closed above 10,000 yesterday. Stock market up 50% since March. [0:30] – The bad news of this event and why it makes me bonkers. [1:05] – Crossing some …
